Okay so this is a chapter on one of the particular subsexualities. Now, if you didn't know, I am demisexual, so if I get anything wrong in this definition, please by all means correct me.
From what I have read, cupiosexualtiy is having asexual drive that can be as normal as a sexual person, but does not feel attraction to any gender, like the person they have consented to sleep with.
Of course cupiosexuals can be in relationships involving romantic attraction, and yes they have desires and fantasies but not necessarily for their significant other.
They can also have kinks, fetishes, as can other asexuals, and for all I know, they could be aroused for hours at a time every day. But do not confuse them for being straight, gay etc. The part of asexuality in them, as is with almost all asexuals (in one way or another), is the lack of attraction.
Once again, if I have said anything wrong, please notify me immediately, for I really dislike accidently giving false information to people.
Thankyou for reading this quick chapter :)
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